Tensile test machines pull controlled loads on tensile or tension samples to measure material tensile properties including uniaxial tension strength and elongation. Tensile test machines, tensile pull testers are special versions of electromechanical universal testing machines and UTMs equipped with tensile testing accessories such as tensile clamps, jaws, grips, fixtures for testing tensile bar, coupons, dog bone, and dumbell sample geometries. Other tensile tester accessories include axial extensometers, high temperature tensile furnaces, and ASTM ISO DIN EN tensile fixtures made to tensile testing standard methods.

All tensile tests measure ultimate tensile strength or tensile stress and maximum elongation or tensile strain. With tensile test software and an extensometer, additional tension test results are possible, including Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, tensile yield strength, and tensile strain-hardening. Tensile test variants include tensile adhesion, tension compression, tensile shear, tensile peel tensile stiffness, tensile modulus, tensile lap shear, tensile energy fracture, textile tensile grab, tensile pulling, tension fatigue, tensile creep, tensile bond strength, tensile load, axial pull, break test, modulus of elasticity, tensile stress strain, plastic strain ratio, cross tension, tensile stress test, tension compressive, tensile tear properties, and loop tensile strength.

Tensile test machine types include a single column low force tabletop tensile tester, dual column benchtop tensile machines, and high force floor standing tensile test machines. TestResources tensile test machines are modular and expand to perform compression, peel, tear, shear and bend flexural tests with additional fixtures and test software.

TestResources tensile testing equipment is configured by a tensile test application engineer to match your specific needs. Call us to discuss your material, test sample details, and tensile test method.